Mustang T-shirts are nothing new, but these are definitely worth noting. Unlike some of the other limited-edition ones being sold, this collection was created in collaboration with the Ford design team that actually helped develop the new Mustang.

You’ll need deep pockets to be in serious contention for this piece of Hollywood history. Last year, one of the other three Eleanors that was actually featured in “Gone in 60 Seconds” went for a whopping $1 million.

I guess the love for Mustangs doesn’t run that deep for a few who own the cars because one man is ready to trade in his 1965 Mustang for tickets to the World Series. Yup, that’s what we hear.

With less than a few weeks before show time, we’re getting wind of a few more custom Mustangs revving up to make a debut at SEMA.

You look under your Mustang and see those bars going across from one control arm to another. They attach by a set of links and move with the suspension. Those bars are your sway bars, and they have a big job being attached to your car. We’ll discuss that job with this quick look into them.

Of all of this year’s new-car showdowns, this is probably the one people have been waiting for most – the 2015 Ford Mustang GT vs. the 2015 Chevrolet Camaro SS.

This video gives us a sample of what we can expect from the new ROUSH exhaust system as the company works to put the final touches on the kit.

Being that Vaughn Gittin Jr. is a Mustang enthusiast and sponsored by Ford, it’s no surprise the mad tire slayer got his hands on the brand-new Mustang GT, which of course was fully equipped with Ford’s new warranty-killing Line Lock system.

The real reason the NMRA Coyote Stock class is so awesome is because of drivers like Drew Lyons who put his Coyote-powered Mustang on the bumper and then power-shifted to second with the plastic still scraping. If that’s not wicked, I don’t know what is.

There’s certainly no question this 1964½ Indy 500 Pace Car is a collector’s dream, but is it worth over a million dollars?